Question

How did other European nations respond to German imperialism and militarism before World War I?

They ignored Germany's militarism and imperialism in an effort to avoid war.

They launched a massive attacks on Germany's naval fleet to limit its naval force.

They built up their supply of arms and made agreements to support each other in the event of war.

They focused on nationalist movements in their own nations and rejected military alliances with others.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

“They built up their supply of arms and made agreements to support each other in the event of war” is the right war.
You see, before WWI, French, Britain and Russia are ally.

Answer 3

The German population viewed the Treaty of Versailles as

liberating

oppressive

democratic

communist

Answer 4

@Chineseboy15

Answer 5

Of cause oppressive.

Answer 6

How did conditions in Germany after World War I set the stage for Hitler's rise to power?

Germany was left humiliated, and Hitler promised to regain German pride and spread German culture throughout the world.

Germany was left wealthy, and Hitler promised to use this wealth to reunite the German-speaking people of Europe.

Germany was left ethnically divided, and Hitler vowed to promote religious and ethnic unity through the Hitler Youth.

Germany was left with a weak military, and Hitler assured Germans his party's policies would prevent future war.

Answer 7

although some forged alliances with Germany, for example Austria-Hungary

Answer 8

The first answer is right.

Answer 9

According to the map, which statement is correct?

The population of southern Europe is growing faster than that of northern Europe.

The average age of the population in Western Europe is higher than in Eastern Europe.

Nations that are historically younger also tend to have younger populations.

Immigration has lowered the age of the populations of some European nations.

Answer 10

Maybe the second answer is right.

Answer 11

@sincetuto

Answer 12

thx

Answer 13

Why did President Eisenhower create the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)?

to compete with the Soviet space program

to keep the homeland safe from foreign attack

to create a more powerful weapon than an atomic bomb

to prevent nuclear arms building

Answer 14

I think the first answer is right, but you can find more details on Wiki.

Answer 15

How did submarine warfare impact the U.S. decision to enter the war?

The United States felt they could positively impact the war for Allied forces through new submarine technologies.

The United States felt compelled to enter the war in response to Germany's use of submarines to kill civilians.

The United States entered the war because Germany used submarines to destroy British shipping.

The United States entered the war after Germany destroyed American made submarines.

Answer 16

@sincetuto

Answer 17

B

Answer 18

They bombed the Lusitania, which killed some American passengers. The Americans joined, because Germany wrote a letter to Mexico saying, "If you side with us you will get the land you losted."

Answer 19

*lost

Answer 20

Yes, B is right.

Answer 21

The Wright brothers are most famous for

developing a vaccine for polio

advancements in psychology

developing the theory of relativity

the first successful manned flight

Answer 22

Thank you @Chineseboy15

Answer 23

You are welcome.

Answer 24

D

Answer 25

The Wright Brothers were bike inventors.

Answer 26

Yes, and also plane inventors.

Answer 27

Then, one day they built the airplane over North Carolina 1903. Which was a success.

Answer 28

Yeah, and at first they want to sold their plane to American government but failed, so they began to be in touch with Europe.

Answer 29

Umm what's the question

Answer 30

The passage below is an excerpt from Robert Owen's A New View of Society (1813—1816). Use the passage to answer the following question:

Proceed systematically on principles of…kindness, yet retaining and using, with the least possible severity, the means of restraining crime from immediately injuring society, and by degrees even the crimes now existing in the adults will also gradually disappear.—Public Domain

Which theory, described in this passage, was rejected by Karl Marx?

laissez-faire economics

classical liberalism

communism

utopian socialism